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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1953
Page
8
Fragmentary report notes Mrs Thayer winning a year’s meal supply donated by Hiker Con Wara in a county contest. Mentions radio TV, a prize site, and a prominent dealer but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR note about Mra Thayer and community division in a church setting. Mentions members and nonmembers, rent, scenery, and a rally. Lacks clear events or dates and includes many garbled terms.
State House notes real estate and tax debate as lawmakers push economy bills and new rates. Hearing set for 7:30 pm Tuesday on an optometry bill. Clerks anticipate mail increases as district work resumes and many new citizens are noted. Trinity ladies host Lutheran circuit aid at Clifton College Commons with program and a candy church model centerpiece.
Coantt 2 Williams, seaman in the United States Navy, serving aboard the stores ship USS Arequipa of the Pacific Fleet, reported on board from the U S Naval Training Center San Diego. He is the son of Afr and Mrs Jumer Williams of Morgan.
The Clifton Record publishes a heartfelt tribute from Mrs P E Schow of Austin recalling the life and work of P E Schow in Clifton. She details his immigrant roots, early Clifton business, mayoral tenure, church service, and civic projects including the City Hall site and auditorium, along with his family ties and community impact. Also noted is Marion E. Storie of Clifton serving aboard the Naval Auxiliary Air Station in Kingsville, Texas. Kingsville trains Navy pilots and supports crews with jet and aircraft training programs.
Jnmus conmn reports Bosque County cattle shown at the National Western Stock Show in Denver. W P Lang of Rough Creek Ranch Wal s Springs displayed the first load of fat steers from Texas, judged with HF Potter and Mrs Potter present. Texas bred Herefords placed in the Hat Weight division. J B Johnson of Fort Worth led unsteers. Father Flanagan’s Boys Home of Nebraska directed the show’s fat steer awards amid entries from across the United States.
Mrs. Fred Matson came back to Fort Worth from Allen Park Michigan after a two month visit with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ralph Held and family. She also toured Canada before flying home where she was greeted by her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Pat Duncan and stayed at the Matson home Tuesday night.
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